The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-17
STATE AND NlIeHBORHOOD,


salOOnist.
d. 0. Evans and wife at Youngstown
have been unconpled by the courts. The
madam was side tracked for being too
fond Of her schnapps.
Two men drowned in the CuyshOga
river at MunrOe Falls on Wednesday,
Daniel Gisling was one and the other Is
unknown. Boat upset.
Mrs. Turlsy, Y ungstown viraRo,
tried to carve Deputy Sheriff Prindle
with butcher knife, but he was saved
by the timely arrival of q constable.
1t is thought that Mrs. Rhoades, the
suspected murderer of Albert Blizzard
at GreenVille, is now mas querading In
mans attire to elUde the officers Of the
law.
Louis Klipp and Nicholas Mumbaueh.
while repairing boiler at the GirRrd
furnace Wednesday afternoon, were
overcome with gas and smothered to
death.
Harry Miller, Of Clinton, while In Q
boat on the Tuscarawas river shooting
muskrRts on Tuesday, accidentally shot
himself, fell into the river and was
drowned.
X. Carver, who less than,R month ago
went to the o. P. from Summit county
to serve one year for burglary, had the
| fingers Of his right hand cut off by q
buzz saw last Saturday.
Blanche Anderson, of Youngstown,
aged 10, has disappeared from her home.
She has been attending Salvation Army
and "yellOw dog" dances, and her ma
| f0Af9 9h0 has haAn lAd AatraV
The resolution authorizing the Gov
ernOr to offer q reward Of $4,000 for
the capture Of the Ravenna desperadOes,
passed the Senate almost unanimously,
but was sat down on by the pennyrOySl
statesmen In the House on Thursday.
Agel Bsbb, Of Wilmington, on Monday
night, shot and killed Andy Moore, col
Ored, on the highway outside Of city
limits. Babb gave himself up, claiming
that he had Qusrrelled with Moore, and
shot him In self defense.
John Klink, Of Kent, while going to
his work undertook to climb between
the cars of train standing across the
road and was caught between the bnmp.
ers crushing his foot and ankle 30 that
amputatiOn was necessary.
As freight train was nearing Quaker
City, Del Rogers jumped off, and strik.
Ing car on the side track, fell under
the running train and was instantly
killed, the wheels severiDg the head
from ii body. Rogers was 20 years old,
and for many years had been jumping
| trains.
Miss Blanch Anderson. 17-year-O old
Youngstown girl, who had run away
from home two weeks ago, was found
Wednesday evening at the Salvation
Army barracks In that city. 1t Is Pc
culiarity Of this brswling mob Of fanst-
ice, that they rejoice more In alternating
some weak minded girl from her home
and friends, than over the conversion (p)
of score of cid and tough sinners,
A female detective recently made the
rounds of the Akron drug stores, asking
for half pint of whisky at each, tx-
piRiniLg that being In great hurry to
ca CD the train, she had no prescription.
In twelve cases she got her halt pint,
but sad to say, out Of the three quarts
purchased but two half pints were pure.
She made her report to the county
authorities, who now have the matter
In charge.
Two deeds have been received at he
Recorders Office Of Trumbnll county for
record, the title pages of which read as
follows: Deed Of the railway and other
property Of the Cleveland, Youngstown
& Pittsbarg Railroad Co., from Robert
Martin, special master, to L. M. Lawson,
trustee" The other is deed Of the same
property from L. N. Lawson, trustee, to
the incOrporatOrs Of the Lake Erie, ALI
ance & Southern railway company.
The consideration is about 81. 300. 600.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, of Knox eCuaty,
wants the l.. 3. & M. s. rail DAD COM.
psny to pay her $4,000 damage. She
alleges that having ticket In her pos
SO: sion from Ashtabula to COnneaut,
and while boarding the train at Ashta-
company the train was started without
GTOnnd, causing iDj1 eI al Gripping
the above plaintiff, also sues fl $4,000
damages fer loss OF strVicps al his wife
and expense in medical attendance.
Alliance 3tview: David Harsh, Of
Marlboro, Is brave fellow. Last
Friday evening he hunted up an old
rusty revolver, and sitting down by the
fire, began to play with II, swinging 1t
wildly around, tel ing how he would do
this and that, and occasionally pulling
the trigger. He "didn't know II was
loaded" till the bullet plOwed a neat
little furrOw from near the temple back
ward over the ear. He appeared on the
streets the next morning carrying his
head In q bsndage Luckily he, instead
of one Of his family, suffered the results
of his folly.
An enterprlslDg book agent visited
the town Of Celina the other day and
marked the school superintendent as his
own lawful prey. He proceeded to his
Office, which is on the second floor of the
school building, and boldly yanked the
bell knob. Clangl clsngl res0unded
through every room In the building, and
quicker than thought six hundred chill
dren fell In line and marched out Of the
building, to the great surprise of the
bolk agent. The scholars had been
trained by the teachers to march orderly
out of the building at the sound Of the
fire alarm gong at the superlntendent's
Office. Tie unlucky book agent had
pulled the alarm instead Of the door bell.
And then the superintendent took that
book agent by the lug and led him to the
door, and with great vigOr propelled
him out into the cold and cruel world.
Hereafter when he sees knob he will
investigate Its connections before he
undertakes to pull 1t.